Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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ohgFeh tsis summer and $500 school
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Ia. Austin. lsss of Cooperssills has
ua0ysd ~ asssanA ~ pEscslos hls ptoisss-
.oa there
s<ryesnt oonssf Of the State signal ser
vice has established observation sl2Iions IN
"a counties.
On July 1 thirteen Michigan railroads
willoenn carrying ths Gags q TIE State
sigma service.
szugsinck ix slill locking for nan Who
has lev thousand collsrs 10 invest IN
canning factory.
~Jess Hollisler, Of Eszrt. bought . lai the
other day and within tbEss days had oailt
house on Il and moved IA
There are twelve United States ofhoers 81
Grand Haven and that's wby eofsfa-
ment building Il nesded.
h. starke. OF Arcadia. has purchased
couple Of locomotives and twenty osrs Tor
his narrow gauge rsiiread-
Casnoyia has decised 10 celebrate the
glorious Fourth, and . subscription has
been started for that purpose
Co. H." Asnistes Light Guard, will be
inspected al their srmory next frsisy night
by Inspector General Aewberry-
Since the Prison Appropriation bill hss
passed the Legislature. the fafysof Ia telling
what boom Jackson Is having.
II is reported that Judge Henderson and
family will return 10 Mason in July. IL is
not expected be will 90 back 70 Utah.
r. n Young. . student of the Rochester
Theological Seminary. viii occupy the Bsp-
tist pulpit a.. Icons during his vacation.
J. G. 6hroeder has pew machine in OPP
Grafton In his brick yard at onekamas caps-
bic Of turning out from 5000 to 1000
brick per day.
Homer Luce, Governor Luoes son. viii
be married al 0rlapd. Indiana. on June IA.
10 Miss Grace Burnham. They viii make
an extensive Eastern uip.
The Washington Critic publishes the ora
ton delivered by Col. Kobt. +. Hill, OF
Kalamazoo, at the Congressional GENE terry,
before very large assem1iage.
The Traverse City asylum now contains
25S male and 233 female patients. The male
wards are filled TO their utmost capacity. IN
the female wards there is room Tor twenty
more.
The most prominent candidate for Prof.
McIonth's place. the Chair OF Mechanics
at the Agricultural College. is Lieutenant
Dursnd. u. s. n, OF the Wooster School Of
Technology.
The Jackson races commence June 2f.
Misses Loretta G. Mssterman and jeanette
F. Morse have been engaged 10 ride bare
back race each day, standing upon two
horses each.
The Commencement exercises of the Mid
dleville high scEoo. will take plsc@ Friday
evening. June IL. at the Congregations
church. There are tour members ia the
graduating class Of 1887.
The Annual meeting Of the Charlotte
Republican correspondence association will
be held in that city Saturday, June IL. a
banquet viii be spread at the Sherwood
house, AT o'clock p. m.
The plucky Lyons Herald which landed
on Ararat with its hustle right side up after
the food, challenges comparison with any
local paper in be state, and nobody has
taken up the challenge.
Frank A. Word0n. OF Web5erville. Is
suffering much on account Of The 30 cents
he swallowed recently. A recent exaEaina-
| ton showed large bunch about the size Of
an egg each side OF the coin.
Miss Ella Matthews, daughter of Hugh
Matthews, OF ionia county. is one Of the
| three selected from the Manhattan Convent,
| n. Y. to go 20 San Francisco 10 assist in
opening convent there August 1.
b. S. williams q Co. enclosed their
check for $50 20 the Kalamazoo Telegraph
yesterday, TO start q subscription TO enable
Mr.. Dean Bleyker. who was burned out
Saturday night. to resume business
Jake Sammons. a promising young man
at Cheboygan, became despondent several
months ago, and becoming deranged was
sent 10 the hospital. and died Sunday morn
ing, having starved himself to death.
The Summer meeting and annual picnic
Of the 0sceola County Horticultural Socie-
| ty will be held on the farm of b. +. Gooch
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June Is. Everybody and his girl are IN
| vited.
The Jackson Wagon Co. are shipping a
| government order for 100 wagons TO Chics-
| 20. to be distributed among the Indian
| reservations in ths northwest and south
west The wagons are specially made for
| the purpose.
In an accident on the Michigan & Ohio
railroad near Marshall. about . year ago
Nr. A. y. Cook, Of Jackson county. was
severely injured. de has just received an
award Of S. 500, the case having been given
| TO referee.
Among the lucky bene6ciaries OF the boom
sf Sault Ste Mare II George II. Brown,
many years ago resident Of Jackson. He
has farm OF sixty acres lying in the path
Of the cyclone for which be declines slIo-
o00.--.Taclsoa Patriot
Seth ID. Briggs. while with his wife in r.
". South wsites store at Kalamazoo. on
Saturday afternoon was suddenly taken III
with neuralgia OF the heart, dropped 20 the
floor insensible and died in bis vife's srms.
lie was 9 member of the @. A. r
A man named Farley. appointment farmer
Of Glendale. Oak. recently OF Alment. this
| State, died Sunday from accidental poison
ing He ate lunch Thursday that had been
wrapped IN a paper thst bad contained
gopher poison His sixtesn-ysar-old boy
also psrtook and may de.
Miss susie Bird. teacher in the Tuion
School, vas instantly killed 81 Milford Fu
| day night while goifsg between The cars Of
. special freight. intending - take tie pas
s<Bger train Standing 81 the deEsot- The cars
started up before she could get through.
Deceased vss about - years Old
@ Palmer. Of Tinson 0tT, rnid5le-sgsa
/ farmer and osffie buyer. pnf up 81 the Com
fnercisi Houss st Jackson Fridsy night At
: the next morning xhsa The eserk vent 20
cali him hsostecsed TIE odoE Of ess and re-